[asterisk-users] Dahdi for meetme on AMD64 arch?

Johan Wilfer lists at jttech.se
Thu Jan 19 17:17:16 CST 2012


2012-01-18 19:44, John Knight skrev:
> "Have you used 64 bit kernels (amd64) in your setup? Distribution?"
>
> Aye,  I use the current stable 64-bit rhel6 branch openvz kernel with
> centos 6 on the node and scientific linux 6 in the template without
> issue other than what I described before with res_timing_timerfd.so
> pegging the cpu and coring Asterisk.

Good to know that it is working! I've run i386 earlier, but thought it
was time to try 64-bit.

> It's never a suggestion a debian user wants to hear, but as the
> vanilla 2.6.32 openvz kernel has effectively been abandoned by the
> OpenVZ dev team in favor of the rhel6 version of 2.6.32, and since the
> node shouldn't really be doing anything other than hosting the
> templates, have you considered running centos6/rhel6-openvz kernel on
> the node and debian in the containers?   Just a suggestion, but no
> further openvz development is being done to the vanilla 2.6.32 branch
> and the rhel6 openvz kernel will consistently have bug fixes and and
> backports.
>
> Not trying to start a distro war or anything, rather just a suggestion.

I've been quite happy with Debian. Previously I was using BSD, and it
was almost impossible to upgrade the system. And apt / dpkg have never
failed me, very impressive. I guess rhel works well also, but I've
little experience with it.

Why doesn't Debian use the rhel6-openvz-kernel if that is the one that
is maintained?
Are you sure they use an outdated kernel?

I have to read up on this, the next server maybe should use another
distro for the HN.
Maybe I will try switch to lxc instead of openvz as it is in the
mainline kernel now. After all I need two things: Isolation, and the
possibility to run multiple asterisk VEs on the same physical machine.

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Johan Wilfer                 email: johan at jttech.se
JT Tech | Developer          webb: http://jttech.se

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